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I drove 83 miles to go see one of I believe seven left of the original nine made in person. It is freaking adorable. Did you know every rear end of all seven looks different? It also was the first American vehicle to have independent rear suspension I believe before Volkswagen. You could take all of the seats and move them around the vehicle as well. There’s a table in the back. It was designed for traveling salesmen or businessmen to have meetings in. I feel honored to have touched this beautiful piece of American automobile history.
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I remember seeing one while playing L.A. Noire. I thought “this can’t be real”. well…
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I drove 83 miles to go see one of I believe seven left of the original nine made in person. It is freaking adorable. Did you know every rear end of all seven looks different? It also was the first American vehicle to have independent rear suspension I believe before Volkswagen. You could take all of the seats and move them around the vehicle as well. There’s a table in the back. It was designed for traveling salesmen or businessmen to have meetings in. I feel honored to have touched this beautiful piece of American automobile history.
I remember seeing one while playing L.A. Noire. I thought “this can’t be real”. well…
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